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What about 15 seconds?
spoqster
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It's great that they went back on the 20s for aoe dots. But what about a compromise of 15s?
20s was way too long as a rotation timer. But I feel like 15s would actually be a better rotation timer. With a 10s rotation you sometimes only have 2 spammables in a rotation. And when you get to the point where you have to improvise - so anything outside your fixed trial and dungeons group - 10s is pretty hectic. You cast two dots, then take care of a few buffs and a mech, and get maybe one spammable in before you have to start over. I feel like 15s has the potential to be the perfect compromise. It achieves the goal they wanted to achieve without completely butchering existing gameplay.
20s was way too long as a rotation timer. But I feel like 15s would actually be a better rotation timer. With a 10s rotation you sometimes only have 2 spammables in a rotation. And when you get to the point where you have to improvise - so anything outside your fixed trial and dungeons group - 10s is pretty hectic. You cast two dots, then take care of a few buffs and a mech, and get maybe one spammable in before you have to start over. I feel like 15s has the potential to be the perfect compromise. It achieves the goal they wanted to achieve without completely butchering existing gameplay.
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JustAGoodPlayer✭✭✭✭Current dots duration like it is on live are good for me.
Do not like PTS changes at all1 -
Jazraena✭✭✭✭✭
✭No.
This mess isn't something to be fixed with numerical changes. Scrap and back to the drawing board until they have figured out what they actually want and how to get there, because rn they're just ping ponging between wildly different approaches no matter the collateral.2